Stopped in to get a picture framed. The service was great. She helped pick out a frame and didn't…read morerush us. Answered all questions I had and was very helpful. Will be back for future business.

Two Sisters Gallery is simply amazing! Where else can you shop and find unique jewelry, pottery,…read moreart and scarves that will make people think you've been shopping for weeks? Southern hospitality abounds in this quaint, fun shop!

Fun art classes like Sips n Strokes only local! They will have a class for as few as 3 adults @ $35…read morea piece including all materials! They also have kids parties and classes at Chick fil A

From the owner: Arty Party Birthdays, Girl's Night Out and children's classes…read more Our desire is to be the Mom's "dream come true." We can manage the entertainment and allow the parents to enjoy the party just like everyone else. We offer several different options. We participate in Birthday Parties at Chick-fil-A as an add on. We sell ARTy pARTy Boxes with everything inside including pre-drawn canvases. Or, we will bring our activities to you. The pARTy boxes can be purchased through our website or locally via a phone call. Contact us for more detailed information of the services we offer.

Adorable gifts and clothes at this boutique. The staff was very friendly and helpful even though…read morethey were very busy. We went during the Holiday Open House. Because it was a Sunday, not all of the shops were open but I am glad that the gallery was open. I found a new favorite to add to my list! I love the fact that this store is in a historical district that the town is working to improve. The town is attracting better stores and restaurants and I can't wait to see the end results of their efforts.

Excellent customer service and beautiful art, framing and accessories! So excited about this great…read moreshop!

Very nice collection of paintings from well known artists and interesting touring exhibitions…read moredisplayed in a spacious, attractive museum. And they only ask for a voluntary donation for admission. It was surprisingly fine for a city this size, illustrating the support offered by the local community.

Free to get in, donations accepted. Photos, paintings and all kinds of other art. Three floors…read moreloaded so you find what interests you or see it all. Would say it's about 2-3 hour visit to see everything if you take your time. Very nice and clean building. Some things will make you stop and think, others you can just enjoy. Highly recommended.

This was my first time visiting and I'm soooo thankful for the invite. The two-hour paint session…read morewas $39. We didn't get the option to choose what we would like to paint; however, I'm pretty sure you can if you make reservations with a group. Zoey was our instructor and she was very patient with us. We loved the playlist. We met the owner as well and she's truly a gem! I highly recommend this place as it's kinda therapeutic.

So fun!! We found them on Groupon, so we decided to try it out. They had everything prepared for…read moreus, and made it easy to follow (especially since we aren't the greatest artists). It's byob, so we brought 2 bottles of wine and some snacks. This is our favorite date spot!! I highly recommend.

Tucked away in the backwoods of Alabama is the tiny town of Seale, which hosts the Possom Trot…read moreauction every Friday night! An array of total junk from China mixed with odd treasures are theatrically auctioned off to an appropriately frenzied audience. Located in a tiny seemingly-former church, with pews, it's an amazing show, well-worth a journey just to watch the auctioneers. It's packed with locals and next door is a gallery of oddities and art by famed folk-artist, Butch Anthony, who's art sells in London, NYC and Seale, Al. Enter the true Belly of the South and enjoy the Possom Trot auction! More crap than treasures, but you never know...

A very nice little part of history. Lots of Naval stuff from the civil war era. They have a ship…read morethat was pulled from the river that they are restoring. Amazing to see the size of this war ship from back then. Various other items steam engine parts, flags, swords, uniforms, tools, and so much more. Highly recommended that you stop by see a part of history.

THE NATIONAL CIVIL WAR NAVAL MUSEUM IS INTERESTING…read more================================================ My husband and I had some time while waiting for our son to get off work at Fort Benning, so we decided to visit this museum. This museum houses the CSS Jackson which is the largest surviving Confederate Warship. It also has the wreckage of the CSS Chattahoochee along with a replica of the USS Hartford. They also have a full scale replica of the USS Monitor's turret. These were ironclads that were steam-propelled warships protected by iron or steel armor plates. During the Civil War the Union commissioned 42 ironclads before May 1, 1985. The Confederates completed 24 ironclads. After the Civil War there was no need for ironclad vessels any longer.